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Ants Self-Medicate: Taking Hydrogen Peroxide Cures Fungal Infection
Ants have been found to have the ability to change their diet to contain free radicals, such as hydrogen peroxide, to help fight infectious, and otherwise fatal, diseases. This is similar to humans' use of antibiotics.
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